Do you know who murdered William? William Stormo was found dead in his San Diego apartment on February 8, 2001. On the morning of the incident, an anonymous 911 call led officers to his residence on Broadway Street. When police arrived, they found Stormo on the living room floor, and it appeared that his apartment had been ransacked, with several items missing. The autopsy concluded that Stormo had been strangled, indicating foul play, and evidence at the scene suggested a struggle had occurred prior to his death.
Stormo was known to be a sociable individual, often hosting guests at his apartment. Based on witness accounts, it is believed that he may have been killed either earlier that morning or late the previous night. Despite the initial investigation and follow-ups by the San Diego Police Department, the case went cold as leads began to dry up. Authorities have continued to ask for the public's help in solving this case, with the San Diego Police Department encouraging anyone with information to come forward.
The homicide remains part of the San Diego Police Department's list of unresolved cases, with investigators continuing to hope that advances in forensic technology or new tips from the community may eventually help bring closure to Stormo’s family. The police urge anyone with information to contact their Homicide Unit or submit a tip anonymously through Crime Stoppers.
